A spliced-together video showing six political leaders angrily railing against quarantine breakers in Italy has gone viral, with more than five million views on Twitter since it was first posted on Sunday. The supercut shows the mayors ranting about ignorant citizens who are putting others’ lives at risk and threatening to use their powers to keep people indoors.

All six clips were posted on Facebook between March 17-20, Storyful reports.

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"I stopped him and said, 'Look, this isn't a movie. You are not Will Smith in I Am Legend. Go home."This is the updated compilation of Italian Mayors losing it at people violating #Covid19 quarantine. Yes, subtitles are accurate. pic.twitter.com/60V4Csuonb

“I’m going to address you all,” one mayor says, according to the Twitter video’s translation. “Where the f— are you all going?” he shouts. He then attacks one of the most common excuses in Italy for breaching quarantine: to walk a dog.

“You and your dogs, which must have an inflamed prostate?” he says.

Giuseppe Falcomatà, mayor of Reggio Calabria, says he also flagged down someone who appeared to have taken his dog out for a long walk or run.

“I stopped and told him, ‘Look this is not a movie,'” Falcomatà said. “‘You are not Will Smith in I am Legend. You have to go home.'”

Another mayor vows to catch anyone who breaks the lockdown to go for a walk in his town.

“I’m gonna catch you. Tomorrow. Not in a year,” he says loudly, before taking his voice up to a full shout.

“I’m the mayor!” he says. “You won’t stroll in my town! I can’t formally ban you from leaving your house? Nice. I will ban you from stepping on public soil if not for proven necessities.”

Bari mayor Antonio Decaro launches into a particularly foul-mouthed rant against people who hire hairdressers to visit them at home.

“What the f— is that for?” he demands in the video. “Do you understand that the casket will be closed? Who the f— is supposed to even see you with your hair all done in the casket?”

Italy’s death toll passed the 6,000 mark on Monday after it registered 601 deaths over the previous 24 hours.

The country remains on lockdown.

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